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Any Dave Ramsey fans in here or financial gurus? Need advice..
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<blockquote data-quote="Coiled03" data-source="post: 16132615" data-attributes="member: 18779"><p>Interesting flow chart. I question whether or not it's advisable to NOT put money in your 401K above the match percentage in preference of an interest earning HSA, though, especially if the HSA is use-it-or-lose it style. I also think maxing contributions in everything is ludicrous. I make 6-figures and if I maxed contributions to all my accounts, I'd be living in a 1-bedroom apartment, driving a rusted out 1985 Honda Civic. My opinion is the preferable approach is to start early with a reasonable amount, make it automatic so you never see it, and let compound interest do its thing.</p><p></p><p>Beyond that, I generally agree with what it outlines.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Coiled03, post: 16132615, member: 18779"] Interesting flow chart. I question whether or not it's advisable to NOT put money in your 401K above the match percentage in preference of an interest earning HSA, though, especially if the HSA is use-it-or-lose it style. I also think maxing contributions in everything is ludicrous. I make 6-figures and if I maxed contributions to all my accounts, I'd be living in a 1-bedroom apartment, driving a rusted out 1985 Honda Civic. My opinion is the preferable approach is to start early with a reasonable amount, make it automatic so you never see it, and let compound interest do its thing. Beyond that, I generally agree with what it outlines. [/QUOTE]
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